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Cora & Sylvain were married in New York City, in April. So what am I doing posting photos from a reception in Wisconsin in August? While they had a civil ceremony at the courthouse, Cora wanted to throw a big party in her home state over the summer. She found a fantastic venue in the…
Last week I had the pleasure of heading up north of Jackson to Triangle X Ranch to photograph the lovely Turner family! They had gotten my information through my friend Julie and her wonderful pre- & post-natal fitness classes and booked me for an evening session up at the ranch. We started out indoors for…
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Fantastic baby blues. I can’t wait for mine to come in 7 months. Great shots.
Erin & Paddy were married on a gorgeous summer day at Schwabacker’s Landing in Grand Teton National Park. As far as scenery goes, I’m pretty sure Schwabacker’s has most other venues beat, hands down. Plus it’s really fun to try to pronounce and spell!! They had an intimate ceremony with just their parents in attendance…
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these are great! what a cute bride.
Rachel & Ben got married up at beautiful Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park. It was a perfect day – sunny, a bit of a breeze to keep the mosquitoes away, not too hot….at least if you weren’t wearing 18 bazillion layers of tulle. :P A few of my favorites – I just…
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Lisa (whitewater rafter extraordinaire!) & Monte got married up at the Bridger Restaurant at the top of the gondola at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. We had a few touch and go moments where it looked like the weather was going to be an issue (they shut down the gondola if there is lightning for…
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I was going to write yesterday to tell you how much I LOVE this entire post, but I was exhausted from watching the GIF of Jordan. Just watching her bounce around tires me out!
Our wedding would not have been the same without the talented Katy Gray!
Beautiful pictures! The backdrop for their wedding makes me want to move out west…
Aw, thanks so much Lisa! We had a fantastic time!! And isn’t that animation hilarious? My theory is that kids get their energy from adults, and that’s why we get tired just watching them. 
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Brit @ Landlocked Bride - Love how unique and vintage this wedding is. And, how much this post puts me in the mood for homemade jam. Yum.
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katy - Thanks so much Brit!
cora - I love the history of the Poor Farm and it’s resurrection as an art space- FYI: A product of the nineteenth-century American Poor Farm System (a social establishment modeled after the English almshouses), the Waupaca County Poor Farm was erected in 1876. Historically county government–supported institutions, as an alternative to indentured labor these working farms were populated with the region’s destitute. Poor farm residents were assigned inmate status and required to work under strict conditions for minimal living accommodations. (The Poor Farm has a jail in the basement and a cemetery in the back cornfield, underscoring the social and economic complex encompassing the poor farm system.) When the Social Security Act was established in 1935, the American Poor Farm system went into decline and, ultimately, dissolution.
Sylvain's friend - VERY VERY MORTELLE !
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